1601006105 LONG CASE
1601006105 long case
46 yrs old male patient from bopparam labourer by occupation came to the opd with chief complaints of shortness of breath , bilateral pedal edema and decreased urine output since 1week
History of presenting illness
patient was apparently asymptomatic 1week ago and then he developed shortness of breath which was insidious onset gradually progressive (grade 2).
Bilateral pedal edema since 1 week pitting type.
H/o decreased urine output since 1week.
No h/o of chest pain, cough, expectoration , hemoptysis, reccurent respiratory tract infections
No h/o palpitations, syncope, fever.
No h/o burning micturition , hematuria
No history suggestive of hypo or hyperthyroidism
Past history ::
no similar complaints in the past
known case of Hypertension since 4yrs( diagnosed when went to local rmp) and diabetes since 2yrs and is on regular medication.
Not a known case of asthma, tuberculosis and epilepsy.
The patient is on dialysis maintenance since 1 year
Personal history :
-consumes mixed diet
-Normal appetite
-sleep-adequate
-Bowel and bladder are regular
-He is a chronic alcoholic consumes 90 ml per day since 11yrs
-No habit of smoking and tobacco and Pan chewing
Family history::
No similar illness in the family
Lower socioeconomic status
no significant family history
Treatment history :: medication for diabetics mellitus since 2yrs and hypertension since 4yrs
General examination :
patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative , oriented to time place person comfortably lying on bed
moderately built and nourished.
pallor present
edema present
No signs of icterus cyanosis clubbing koilonychia ,generalised lymphadenopathy,
JVP- raised
VITALS pulse 78 /min no radio radial delay and radiofemoral dealy
Blood pressure 150 /90 mmHg right arm supine position
No significant postural fall
Respiratory rate 20 cycles per minute
Temperature afebrile
Local examination of cardiovascular system ::
Inspection :
shape of the chest normal , symmetrical ,no deformity
Trachea appear to be central ,no precordial bulge
No visible impulses scars sinuses dilated veins in any part of the thorax
Palpation : all inspectory findings confirmed by palpation
Trachea is central
Apex beat is felt in 6th intercostal space
No palpable heart sounds and murmurs
No palpable pericardial rub
Percussion :
Dull note is heard along the heart borders
Auscultation : S1 S2 heard no murmurs
Respiratory system ::bilateral air entry present
Normal vesicular breath sounds heard no added sounds
Per abdomen :soft ,non tender, no organomegaly ,no free fluid
Bowel sounds heard
Hernial orifices are normal
CNS:: NO FOCAL NEUROLOGICAL DEFICIT
INVESTIGATIONS
HEMOGRAM : hemoglobin reduced
Complete urine examination proteinuria present albumin present 4+ sugar present in urine
Renal function test urea and creatinine raised
Liver function test
12 leaded ecg
Heart rate : 74bpm
Normal QR segment
Normal PR segment
Lead II normal
P wave
Qrs complex
ST segment
T wave
RR INTERVAL V1 to V6 for hypertrophy
R wave is normal and progressive indicating no damage to coronary vessels and normal filling
Ultrasound report. Renal parenchymal disease grade II
Provisional diagnosis :: heart failure secondary to chronic kidney disease
Analysis : heart failure due to fluid over load due to chronic kidney disease ,etiology is due to chronic hypertension and diabetes
Treatment history ::
TREATMENT:
SALT AND FLUID RESTRICTION
TAB. NICARDIA 10MG T.I.D
TAB. LASIX 40MG B.D
TAB. ARKAMIN 100MG
TAB. UNIFER
CAPSULE. GEL CAL D3
46 yrs old male patient, labourer by occupation who is a k/c/o hypertension since 4 yrs, diabetic since 2 yrs and on dialysis maintainance since 1 yr came to the opd with chief complaints of shortness of breath , bilateral pedal edema and decreased urine output since 1week pitting type and with
H/o decreased urine output.
O/E pallor and edema present
Jvp is raised Apex beat felt at 6th intercostal space palpable P2
Investigations findings:
1)Complete urine examination proteinuria present albumin present 4+ sugar present in urine
2)Renal function test urea and creatinine raised
3) Ecg:appears to be normal
4)Ultrasound report.
Renal parenchymal disease grade II
Provisional diagnosis:
heart failure secondary to chronic kidney disease
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